Sap SE (SAP) Ordinary NPV (CDI)
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SAP shares surge as full-year guidance raised
22 October 2024 09:39
(Sharecast News) - Shares in SAP jumped in Frankfurt on Tuesday after the German enterprise software giant raised its annual guidance on the back of a strong increase in cloud revenues in the third quarter,...
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SAP shares surge on Q2 cloud growth, job cuts
23 July 2024 10:00
(Sharecast News) - Shares in SAP surged 7% on Tuesday after the German enterprise software giant impressed with its second-quarter results, as revenue growth was bolstered by increasing momentum in the cloud...
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SAP to snap up WalkMe in $1.5bn deal
5 June 2024 12:02
(Sharecast News) - German software giant SAP has agreed to buy WalkMe in a $1.5bn deal, it was confirmed on Wednesday, sending shares in the Israel-based firm soaring.
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